These videos are a life saver, I have one and since they're a forgotten Chinese pit bike, there's very little info on it so having these in depth rebuild videos will help me alot if I need repairs.
I got mine for like $50 although im becoming an old man I still got really excited about it because im a country boy and never had one and always wanted a little dirtbike to take on some dirt trails and have fun without going too fast! It's perfect I have a few acres,it's small and it's perfect to have fun with. Mine is a basket case but I have mechanical exprience with cars,lawn equipment,and bicycles so it should be mildy challenging to work on. Also these bikes can sell for a pretty good amount and parts are pretty cheap. This is the perfect guide to reconditioning the Panterra dirt bike,very informative and easy to understand with no fancy words or music drowning out the voice. Thank you!
Glad you found the series useful. they are fun bikes for sure and can haul an adult around with very little trouble. Thank you again for the comment Dino
we got one of these i found in pieces at a scrap yard. put it back together and rebuilt the top end. weve taught dozens of ppl to ride on this bike. we call it the banana bike. but this past week i bought a smaller bike with a 110cc engine. so i swapped engines. now our nanner bike rips ass at 110cc
Dr50 was my first bike Still have it Bought it for a oner from some kid who knew nothing about bikes and though it was fucked He only rode it once I didnt inow much about bike at that point either But i inew how a fuel tap worked 😂 Done me a right service i refuse to get rid if it and i have rode it for 5 years But it was a beast for the first 5 letting everyone else have a blast half the time and it was the return scout bike Take the big ines out and when they break take that one back to pick up the farm quad to do a recovery mission Iften tume towing 3 bikes back up the fields we weren't really supposed to go in but all the village knew us and lived watching us run around like nutters and its not like we went in fields with crops or detroyed land We just liked to exolore down all the public footpaths and bridleways Did a few dog finding missions for people too lol quad was banging for that But the dr was more of a village run about lol
Well you just popped up here a little bit ago, and I couldn't help it while sitting here in the deer stand waiting for something to happen. I just had to watch the episode now! As usual did not disappoint! Thank you! Disclaimer: No deer were harmed in the watching of this video! Hehe
This should be an interesting project. To me it has always been important to bring things back to working order for another person to use/enjoy. ( I was taught by older guys when we repaired old cars. Like you the skills learned have stayed with me.) This video series may provide the condidence for a young guy to have a go at fixing an old bike. Mal
Thank you for sharing your experiences Mal, there is defiantly something rewarding about fixing something others would just throw away and learning how it works in the process. Thanks again. Dino
Hey! Couldn´t believe it when the picture of the Monkey came up... my first motorbike (moped) was the exact same one, a red "hardtail" with the 2,5 litre tank, a gift from myt parents too! And that´s how I strarted building mopeds (earlier it was bicycles and later cars and motorcycles)=). And now I have a DR650 =). About the spacer between the intake and the carb. Not sure because I couldn´t see everything but I´d be inclined to say it was the wrong way around, you wouldn´t have two o-rings facing eachother.. could be I´m wrong ofcourse. Cheers and thanks again for the video!
Sounds like we would get along well, as would our parents.... I to had a love of bicycles and cars (specifically jeeps, "Just Empty Every Pocket" LOL) and of course motorcycles, I have come to realize I just find anything mechanical interesting and can get lost in other peoples hobbies as well. Not sure about the O ring Ill have to take another look. thanks for the heads up and thanks again for the comment. Dino
This is a pw80, the Baja brand of bike was a copy of these,I have 3 Baja dirt runner 90s, doing. Complete engine rebuild now on my second one, Amazon is a great place to get parts cheap
@@Tippey343 yeah kinda in the same boat with the plastics part ,I am going to check and see if the pw80 plastics fit on a dr90, I have a group on fb where we talk about Baja bikes and stuff
I believe the engine is from the zr50, I can't say for sure but it looks like a Honda to me so parts should work. The frame ect looks to me to be a Yamaha pw50.. Dino
It has been a while since I made the video, but I believe I used 10w30 or 10w40 Rottela from Shell. It's a diesel oil that has fewer additives and is motorcycle friendly. Thank you for the question. Dino
Glad you liked the video I really did not need too many parts for my repairs however the parts I needed I got off amazon. The engine is basically a Honda 50 and parts for this are available. The rest of the bike is most likely generic parts but unfortunately this was the only one I've worked on so my knowledge is not to deep on the subject.
Search Amazon for PW80 fender kit. Although I have not used these my understanding is that the Yamaha PW80 plastic is fit the Baja 50. The only issue is that they only seem to come in blue. Dino
Sorry for the late reply, I am not an expert but I understand the 110 has the same mounting system. I would still do a bit more research on some forums but I think you are ok. Dino
LOL, Unless you are in the Niagara region, I don't think I can help you. Usually there are people in your local area that can help you out if you are having a hard time repairing a bike on your own. I would look on Market place, Kijiji or Craig's List for small engine repairs. Thanks for question. Dino
thanks for the comment. If I remember right I used 10w 40 motorcycle specific oil, I seem to remember it was about 600ml but I cant quite remember. Thank you again for the question. Dino
These videos are a life saver, I have one and since they're a forgotten Chinese pit bike, there's very little info on it so having these in depth rebuild videos will help me alot if I need repairs.
I got mine for like $50 although im becoming an old man I still got really excited about it because im a country boy and never had one and always wanted a little dirtbike to take on some dirt trails and have fun without going too fast!
It's perfect I have a few acres,it's small and it's perfect to have fun with.
Mine is a basket case but I have mechanical exprience with cars,lawn equipment,and bicycles so it should be mildy challenging to work on.
Also these bikes can sell for a pretty good amount and parts are pretty cheap.
This is the perfect guide to reconditioning the Panterra dirt bike,very informative and easy to understand with no fancy words or music drowning out the voice.
Thank you!
Glad you found the series useful. they are fun bikes for sure and can haul an adult around with very little trouble.
Thank you again for the comment
Dino
Great little project, I’ll be watching to see it completed.
we got one of these i found in pieces at a scrap yard. put it back together and rebuilt the top end. weve taught dozens of ppl to ride on this bike. we call it the banana bike. but this past week i bought a smaller bike with a 110cc engine. so i swapped engines. now our nanner bike rips ass at 110cc
WOW, even with the 50cc engine it was fun, 110cc would be amazing. Thanks for the feedback.
Dino
Dr50 was my first bike
Still have it
Bought it for a oner from some kid who knew nothing about bikes and though it was fucked
He only rode it once
I didnt inow much about bike at that point either
But i inew how a fuel tap worked 😂
Done me a right service i refuse to get rid if it and i have rode it for 5 years
But it was a beast for the first 5 letting everyone else have a blast half the time and it was the return scout bike
Take the big ines out and when they break take that one back to pick up the farm quad to do a recovery mission
Iften tume towing 3 bikes back up the fields we weren't really supposed to go in but all the village knew us and lived watching us run around like nutters and its not like we went in fields with crops or detroyed land
We just liked to exolore down all the public footpaths and bridleways
Did a few dog finding missions for people too lol quad was banging for that
But the dr was more of a village run about lol
Thanks for sharing
Dino
Well you just popped up here a little bit ago, and I couldn't help it while sitting here in the deer stand waiting for something to happen. I just had to watch the episode now! As usual did not disappoint! Thank you! Disclaimer: No deer were harmed in the watching of this video! Hehe
Lol best comment I have read in a while, glad you enjoyed.
Dino
Great episode! Sam and I are excited to see where this projects goes!
This should be an interesting project. To me it has always been important to bring things back to working order for another person to use/enjoy. ( I was taught by older guys when we repaired old cars. Like you the skills learned have stayed with me.) This video series may provide the condidence for a young guy to have a go at fixing an old bike. Mal
Thank you for sharing your experiences Mal, there is defiantly something rewarding about fixing something others would just throw away and learning how it works in the process.
Thanks again.
Dino
Looking forward to it.
I have the same little bike except it’s a panterra borded out to a 90, this little bike creates nice power for starters
Good on ya! Love seeing stuff being brought back to life.
Thank you for the comment, glad you enjoyed the first part
Dino
Hey! Couldn´t believe it when the picture of the Monkey came up... my first motorbike (moped) was the exact same one, a red "hardtail" with the 2,5 litre tank, a gift from myt parents too! And that´s how I strarted building mopeds (earlier it was bicycles and later cars and motorcycles)=). And now I have a DR650 =).
About the spacer between the intake and the carb. Not sure because I couldn´t see everything but I´d be inclined to say it was the wrong way around, you wouldn´t have two o-rings facing eachother.. could be I´m wrong ofcourse. Cheers and thanks again for the video!
Sounds like we would get along well, as would our parents.... I to had a love of bicycles and cars (specifically jeeps, "Just Empty Every Pocket" LOL) and of course motorcycles, I have come to realize I just find anything mechanical interesting and can get lost in other peoples hobbies as well.
Not sure about the O ring Ill have to take another look. thanks for the heads up and thanks again for the comment.
Dino
Where can I buy the rims set ? Mine are almost cooked and I want to change them but I can’t find anything
This is a pw80, the Baja brand of bike was a copy of these,I have 3 Baja dirt runner 90s, doing. Complete engine rebuild now on my second one, Amazon is a great place to get parts cheap
what about plastics. i just picked up a older one with metal gas tank and cant seem to find plastics anywhere.
@@Tippey343 yeah kinda in the same boat with the plastics part ,I am going to check and see if the pw80 plastics fit on a dr90, I have a group on fb where we talk about Baja bikes and stuff
What about the back tire rims because I had to put a size bigger iner tube for if to fill up because I can’t find the iner tube size
Do Honda cr50 parts work for it ?
I believe the engine is from the zr50, I can't say for sure but it looks like a Honda to me so parts should work. The frame ect looks to me to be a Yamaha pw50..
Dino
Hey great video, I bought one of these bikes and I need new plastics, by chance do you know what will fit the bike?
I believe plastics are available on amazon for the Yamaha pw80. I believe these fit the Baja as well
What oil did you used
It has been a while since I made the video, but I believe I used 10w30 or 10w40 Rottela from Shell. It's a diesel oil that has fewer additives and is motorcycle friendly. Thank you for the question.
Dino
great video! i have one of these i've had since 2015 and just got it going today, i am curious though, where is a good place to get parts for these?
Glad you liked the video
I really did not need too many parts for my repairs however the parts I needed I got off amazon. The engine is basically a Honda 50 and parts for this are available. The rest of the bike is most likely generic parts but unfortunately this was the only one I've worked on so my knowledge is not to deep on the subject.
Do you know how to set the timing on this engine?
Mine is a 4 speed
U know what size the back bearing is?
I'm sorry I do not.
Where can i find parts? Site?
Hey my little brother got one of these bikes ina trade his top speed is 50mph and climbs up more is that normal it a 50cc
I don't think that's normal, maybe it has had an engine swap at some point.
?
No it a 50cc i check the head and everything
@@DinosTinkerShedsame with mine, it climbs like a monster and I'm around 150 pounds. It accelerates like a beast too.
88cc big bore 100%
Where can I find the fender set for mine?
Search Amazon for PW80 fender kit. Although I have not used these my understanding is that the Yamaha PW80 plastic is fit the Baja 50. The only issue is that they only seem to come in blue.
Dino
Will a 125cc engine fit those mounts? I have the same bike amd wanna do an engine swap
Sorry for the late reply, I am not an expert but I understand the 110 has the same mounting system. I would still do a bit more research on some forums but I think you are ok.
Dino
Yep done a 110 swap a 125 will also fit but you'll Wana upgrade the rest of the bike like brakes and such
Did you see the squirrel
What size spark plug is it?
How much money would you do mine for?
LOL, Unless you are in the Niagara region, I don't think I can help you. Usually there are people in your local area that can help you out if you are having a hard time repairing a bike on your own. I would look on Market place, Kijiji or Craig's List for small engine repairs.
Thanks for question.
Dino
I’m in fl I rebuilt mine
What oil and how much
thanks for the comment. If I remember right I used 10w 40 motorcycle specific oil, I seem to remember it was about 600ml but I cant quite remember.
Thank you again for the question.
Dino